Build Year: 2003

Used For: Pleasure Fishing

Hull: Fibreglass

Length: 6.00m

Beam: 2.20m

Draft:

Licence:

Engine:

Mercruiser 1.7 DTi, very economical and quick.

Hydraulics:

Electronics:

Icom, VHF Radio, Lowrance HDS 5, Fishfinder, Plotter, Sonar, Horn , Wiper, Navigation lights.

Additional Information:

Redfinn 6000 Boat.

A very rare boat to find for sale, has been a great boat but due to ill health I need to sell.

Specification:
Length 19ft 6ins (6.0m)
Beam 7' 4" (2.2m)
Weight (without engine) 650Kg (1,430lb)
Max Engine HP 100hp Outboard
Max Engine HP 120hp Inboard
Country of manufacture: Ireland
Web site Redfin Boats

Report by courtesy of Jim Whippy and Boat Fishing Monthly
Sometimes described as the big ‘little boat’, the Redfinn 6000 is a fuel efficient craft with a futuristic look about it.
The smallest of the Redfinn range is the 6000, designed by John Moxham to be a fishermen friendly, day angler for long distance fishing trips and highly fuel efficient.
On the safety side it is unsinkable. self-bailing, with no wood, no rot and no maintenance and can be towed easily yet still sea worthy.
That's an ambitious list of criteria for a boat just under 20' in length especially as it has a Category C licence for 6 people.
Spacious
The inside of the boat is open planned for maximum space for fishing with a walkabout flat floor.
The original boat was built for outboards and it will take up to 100hp. There is now the option of an inboard 120hp T.D.
The manufacturers recommend the FT60D Yamaha O/B that will achieve over 5,000rpm and use less than a 5 gallon tank of fuel on a days fishing.
Every boat from 60hp up is fitted with 'Finn riders' that give the boat increased stability, buoyancy and fuel efficiency.
With 1.5 – 2 tons of P.U. rigid foam buoyancy to give that extra feeling of safety this is an impressive small fishing boat.
Recommended
The best recommendation is from someone who owns one and Enda Conneely who fishes the tricky waters round the Aran Islands says of his Redfinn 6000, "It performs like a dream and in these days of high fuel costs if you intend to cover any distance, it out performs any mono-hull that I have seen, for fuel efficiency combined with sea worthiness. It seems to take forever to empty the fuel tank."